Parsival
Parsival
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Xni O Sir Parsival had stolen away by stealth. Before break of day he had sad- dled his mettled black stallion with his own hand, had donned his arms and other harness, and had ridden forth into the night. In the cathedral, amid the plighting of his troth, his ears had rung with quite other melodies from the far-off secret church, and during the wedding feast, amid all the carousings and re- joicings, he had in spirit of a sudden beheld the banner with the Crown of Thorns and had heard Amfortas...'s cry of pain. But when darkness fell, and the halls and chambers of the Castle were ablaze with lights, a lamentable wind sprang up round about the house, and borne on its breath Sir Parsival never ceased to hear the word "Heartache, " "Heart- ache. " Then Parsival said within himself: "So long 91 92 Parsival as I have left my mother's cry and my father's anguish unstilled, there can be no happiness for me, " and therefore, deep as it cut him to the soul, he must needs forsake his young wife. He had now for many a long day been wandering to and fro up and down the world, but he had never for a moment doubted that he would find the way to the Castle of the Grail again, for did it not lie not very far away from the spot where Heartache's cot had stood?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xni O Sir Parsival had stolen away by stealth. Before break of day he had sad- dled his mettled black stallion with his own hand, had donned his arms and other harness, and had ridden forth into the night. In the cathedral, amid the plighting of his troth, his ears had rung with quite other melodies from the far-off secret church, and during the wedding feast, amid all the carousings and re- joicings, he had in spirit of a sudden beheld the banner with the Crown of Thorns and had heard Amfortas...'s cry of pain. But when darkness fell, and the halls and chambers of the Castle were ablaze with lights, a lamentable wind sprang up round about the house, and borne on its breath Sir Parsival never ceased to hear the word "Heartache, " "Heart- ache. " Then Parsival said within himself: "So long 91 92 Parsival as I have left my mother's cry and my father's anguish unstilled, there can be no happiness for me, " and therefore, deep as it cut him to the soul, he must needs forsake his young wife. He had now for many a long day been wandering to and fro up and down the world, but he had never for a moment doubted that he would find the way to the Castle of the Grail again, for did it not lie not very far away from the spot where Heartache's cot had stood?
What to read after Parsival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hauptmann Gerhart to read onlineMoreLess
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